The iPod Mini might not be on Apple's product listing anymore but it's still very hot. Whoa this is pretty cool, an upstart company plans to bring HD camcorders to the masses. Can one person change Microsoft?

The Internet, Round 2, is now under way. Again, the computing terrain is changing remarkably, helped along by free software like Linux and the spread of high-speed Internet access. Today, all kinds of computing experiences can be delivered as services over the Internet, often free and supported by advertising. Clever Internet software can now turn flat, view-and-read Web pages into snappy services that look and respond to a user's keystrokes much like the big software applications that reside on a PC hard drive. New companies are even sprouting up to offer Web-based word processors and spreadsheets, products long regarded as mature--and long dominated by Microsoft's desktop programs.